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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18
Tn. area. wild West.

The heroic story OF our country : progress
realistically illustrated in the Wild West
exhibition Ons hundred and seventeen
The following is the plan adopted in the
presentation Of the remoieIed Wild West
show. now Joined and exhibited in connec-
lion with the great Forep2ugh show, which
comes % Grand Rapids MAY 18th
Epoch the First-rhe true history OF
American progress. showing what the early
pioneers had to penetrate and contend With
IN toe advance ct civilization. Epoch the
Sscond-rhe BouRdless Prairie-The strug-
giles. pastinies anu perils OF the emigrant
trsins. = corral and camp ~ night. Epoch
the Third-Ranch Life-rhe picturesque
house OF the hardy pioneer. the annual
round up." lsssoing cattle and horses. rid-
ing the bucking bronchos. frontier sports.
feafs OF msrksmanship aud deeds OF
daring together with the horrors OF the
atrocities Of an iatisn evasion. Epoch
the Fourth-rhs Mining Camp-Tbe
village tavern. a holiday IN the nOnntaius
arrival and departure Of the overland mail.
stage coach rob0ed by NAKED bandits. res
cued by cos5oys and scDu's. Epoch the
ffth-S Wild West War-Guster LAST bat
tie on the Little Big Horn-fhs fort in
place the call 70 srms. Indians IN ambush,
military tsciics. the order 90 charge and the
horrible massacres IA which brave Caster
tell This j. the mcst thrilling and rcalis-
tic act ever presented 70 the public. aud re-
| quires over SEQ Indians, cowboys, Mexicsns,
/ government soldiers. horses. lnustongs,
ponies ard mules
Frow The above Il Will bs seen that the
greas Wild West show, ss e0g1anizsd, wi!
present IN = cohereu. fofn the history Of
/ ihe advance of civi.izstisn IN the isr West.
with realism At oncs beautiful. terrible,
a8d bsm5se is.s es.eftalu.ag. Joined wita
which = Adam f0fsraueb ; Colossal tiTgus.
Hippodrcms and Msnszerie. the whole
forming The mos stupeDdo1s amusement
eomeiuatiCa ever organized.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18
PKRsoSAL POINTS.

G. 3. Quisley leaves tonight On a South
srn triP.
Eaxara TaSzart has gone to lion, y. Y,
on a business trio.
A. c. Hamilton. Of the c. r. z Q. Rail
road. vas IN town yesterday.
Dr ~ r. Eoss viii open his uew lsbora-
torv "a The Wi3aic0mh block today.
SIR AID Mrs. Thomas Muir let, .sst even
inz g. sfen1 a lev days wish frsnds IN Chi
cago.
Fre, z. Reynolds and wife anl J. J. How
den aad Tl.s. % aaskeg0u, we're guests az
The 1ortoa YESTERDAY.
Miss Maftia Caes,t. Of Livingston st.,
has lsa school fcr the present tenn on
aceaaut oi tae illness of her sister
NJ snd Mrs. j. s. Collins. ef - Second
e. iease thls racruiug ior IN ekfendes ousi-
urss 1nd v.sas0re trip taroagn Indians,
oaif AIT teaasy vaaas.
charles r Ctob. Of Chicago. is IN ths
eify u the Interest of the H0Dt0nie Com
paag Iie reports shat lhe company bust
ress = stead ir increasing
Gen. g. smith wens 70 Lansing vestsr.
aas ~ rake arranEeu enrs for she annas4
sncsDpnsot cf tbe STATE scoops. 70 BE
he.d st Bught0n i1 August.
Nts E Sc Adams and her daughter Mrs..
M Adams ksiiexg iefi yestsfsssr for
tas asst 3bey Vii visit Nss f0rk and
Iasl, ,leiphsa and other points in Psunsgl-
vs1ia
Jsaies 4. Eaton. who has hesn ~ Nsw
fgrk pnrca assinz zoosis for the Bee Hive
retlrnsi Yesterday morniag. and - nov
ssurrintcnains the unpseking of his pnr-
cha-ss. some oi Ehich have sires9T arriveds
A Hocghton correspondent of the MAJ
q1efte Hatiag Js,p7stf styS "Jadg- J W.
Stene. waV NJ take the Hon j. "A Chsnd-
isr pisse ID sne .pv ofHce of Chsndsr &
Grsr. arrived Thursday from Grsud Zap
lis
General Nsnsxer Naiiiksn and Tranc
Nansger Carpenter. ~ the g. s. " " and
~ H. q n we're n Ire CITY yxtarriay
completing arrangements for The purchase
"a the right af wsr for the 1eE hEs froyo
Grsnd edge 70 this city.
Frauk Geek. not ths lfucsi descendant
cf the famoGs Captain Ceox. buf plain.
everyday Ersnk Cook vita specs on his
nrse ard Esiitor N Chief o{ The E.u~g
faais ~. ras . Town al dsv yes
terstg ard spread bis fantastic t0S lsss
nixnt sf Co0it anv b. hep.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

The divorce mill vss transferred - the
Cifcuis Court yesterday and three iecrees
we're granted By Judge Montgomery.
Frcsk TacSer sss released from Lisois
Tucker on the grounds Of aessrii0n. Willis
r Nanderhocf was granted : ;ssc-ee from
AEna T. NsatsFhoof on the SANE grounds.
rrscT Graf vas given divorce from Henry
Graf on the grounds Of non n-support and ex-
fraea1 ..rusltr
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

VII yo1 7iease stats thst 1 havs sold
my Al1av e. prepsrty. said u J. Lswis -
- = r-Dortsr for his psper. The Transfer
~ss nsfe a wsek s1o haf 7 csnt ssv wso
The purchases rss ior don wsnt . gsvs
hlFn avsv- Tbs s. th~ property occrrse1
for 6.srerutsble rsfrpc. - nentirnesf in fhe
zrlrFs4x- HRnkLo Mondav morning ard
So ts ownership siaufs ~ tiia r~rorsis of
fhe ceiice tepsrt.neet 10 the rsase Of NJ
Ieuis. L ~8aid te vision "a his nar< -
h<rs SO s<<n.1w dals rscorsed fhsra.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Readers of ths TEEseEAN- -HERALo have
but title idea of the business which is done
by the various railroads entering Grand
Rapids A. the 1nion Dsuot fsrtv pass-
eneer trains srr.~e and depart daily. a. the
~. g. II e ". depot sisht and AZ The r. S.
q " 3 four, making : total q fftr-two,
Which represents a consde-sb'e tTss,c and
inllirates a neeessifq for 4 nlnn Eernt
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

A genuine "prsirie schooner PISSED
through Monroe and Csnai-sts. yesterday
sasrnoon contssrinss family bound for the
North - lscsfs The vehfcie wss sadly
1elspidsteef a horse ard a muie constituted
"a team, an ernscketsd Gov sas tie8 - the
ead of the ~sron bat he samiiy hsnessh
- eanvAss sprearsd hsepg and eonlsnted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

The Hsrsy Stai4h wso appeared in Polics
Ccart Saturday sor drunkenness ess not
HAIRY snsith fhs sign writer. The lzst
Hsrrv = ret shat Kind efa mar sn1 ot5pcss
- bsinx credited With fae uisdoinx. -
smother wbo happens - hsVe tie sarae
name
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18
MUSKEGON MICH.
Established 1880. Incorporated 1895.

May be consulted Free Of Charge. ct BridgeSt House
Wednesday May IS, all day and evening We give speclal
attention TO Asthma Catarh and ali bronchial Affections
Hundreds of cured which had been given NJ
less Piles External internal and bleeding positively
without the of the knife. SPECIAL attention given s
rectal diseases.
All forms Of diseases treated and a consultations strict
y confidential Under circumstances will hopeless cases
Be taken We also have Oxygen Ia both Office and Home
treatment Napor Baths and Electric Treatment gwen At
tee lnstat1tA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Sabscrbs foft4 f0r NJ aelrsy, bright, condensed
TELESEA MIfER4L 4LD-iHa shilling O trcsk.
Tstpaols goar Harss aaa hare the paper delivered al
gohr door briehi and csrfg ere-y cuy ~ tte ysGf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Now as Spring is here. and everybody
changes their clothing would advise you,
ifvou have any work IN cleaning and dye
ing. 70 take such whore you can ge, the
best work done ut the lowest prices. Such
place Is the "0ld and Reliable" Eagle Steam
Dye House No. q Canal-st.
II. Binding. lining and repairing of
cents clothing is done with the utmost of
neatre.s and durability, which is proven
beyond doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

DR.. Booth Of the Muskezon Medical In
stitute will be AZ the Bridge-st, House,
Wednesday, day and evening, May 18th.
Patients are requested % call early. As ms
time is limited. aud those calling Mt late
hours cannot receive the attention the would
earlier in the day. As ali must be served.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Mid. seoshins ssd heaiias ]. ps. sasss
cxtxrrh A<msly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Cabinet Photographs al s. per dozen, at
Merrilfs. 55 Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18
j. 4. Williams, M. D.,

erstGste 81 Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
lsee New York Cafv. snd College Of Physicians
sno surzccrs Cincinnati. Ohio sTTcia 81 stfen-
tian giveu 20 diseases n women. throA1 a. iuaRs
and feueTsi practice. oxrEen cof1r01side1 With
otbef remedies IN he treatment Of fhroei and
Inuzs Plood F0issn an6 (hr0Dse dlsezse
Onica - 90nrcost Residence ~ -csIth
Divisionst Telephone call throggb Peck Bros
O. Tibhs. drug stores Moarpess.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

state Of Michigan County of Kent-ss.
l. h 4 Baker tssLleT 81 The above named
bank DO solemBly swear that the above st&Iemel4f
Is true 70 the beet OF my knowledge and belief.
n +. BAkER. Cashier.
Subscribed and swcrn 70 before ne this IN day
OF May Ise7. fRRD X. BsKER,
Notary Pubic.
Correct. Attest:
ID. A BIoosKTr. !
GEO G. PHkcK, Directors.
JAnEs BLAIR,
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

saCssts't he echoed. Well, / don't know
a. the adjective would have occurred 20 NE
ia lust thai connection. But II yOu mean
that they do their work thoroughly, yet
make no less abost a. cause no pain or
weakness, and. IA short, are everything that
a pin ought to be. and nothing that u ought
not then I agree that pierces Pleasant
Purga,iys Pellets are about the cutest LITTLE
Ihirgs RolAa"
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

c4blaet Photographs ST s. per dozen, at
Aerriils IS AOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18


Nuy Halocasr SO asrslznsa tef ksAnx
3ssr&eriy sa4 s beng 80 aFsl ossass tss
u sks = ker - s4sy. ~ peyIss eesls -
tzs susoat x s. aD1 ths eass ~ks oess
rxsss Il ~ ~ n - sErta 80 seaaa Kas1ff
81 1slEx 1lessrtzfiF aa4 Hasex sa4&Zt2x
laa9 4see - Afs Carrie ci9tta. Ia H=s
Sc ie1esa ,e fsF . ree - - sBf eosts of
- - ial be sen 2sFs A. sia sFks4l
fha nsa.---t 5aa Isas soa So eon Flelea -
sroesy Iess tsaa 80 se1 &saes1esa ~
nszsfg 1zsa - i8aia he stcls sozas efsss
fsaeeIs fs9-n tae rear ~ Leitelgs to1o1rx
sbeaf = week sso --1esrks = DoEi.sl-
pai1 sss S sor kssping bis saloaa opSn
al,er k9slrs. --- " 0od { A0sre s<rs bfo1s .
% ~ : rae o1eass sad Ehelf esss al
joufnssf % Uzv - -5e3Fke cc5tf. hsosrt
karfaF aad Jscf Wrsht. three u tss boys
vho are charged sta sssslias oFsnsss iso.a
= freigkt car 0s4sa - las g ( d hAil-
say Company sere oro4xht before shs
Coart. bat thsis esss sas sd.earnea . Nay
"A. A nss laTy ssz insgznsled "a tne eass
ef steehsn sn3 poay Wstmilief. charged
with assaals All battery. aud Attorneys
ward snd Cxfrol fsasht the ease ali over
sza;n. ksssinx Ihe C01rt IA session uaul .
Iats hour Iae sams witnesses we're ex-
snii8e8 fhs sane tesfimsny given Win
sIsaE F4nasious As IN the nrst triAi On
Monday. Tbs lzsyeEs msds abe, earnest
an3 eloquent sppeeis y Tie laFy
sa3 they rstigsl AZ - They remAinea
oi.t untii Geek whea they returned
ys-siict Of not gaiity ia the czSe % Sc
phea WaiLmiller. and one Of ~gaiity IN
ths case of D9ny WsltmIlier. Sentences
vs. pSstDoned aati today and The case
1ill bs appealed 70 the Superior Court.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27
Mineral Springs AMI Their U.e..

Tho waters of many mineral sprin.,s
possess decided medicinal virtues mn, NJ"
capable Of doing great good IN cascs ~
which they arc adapted. Some of them
are not properly medicinal at all. but tho
encouragement to tuke large amounts ~
nutd into tho system, given visitor, wSn
nave been impressed with their nllercI
magical power over disease, causes even
these to t'c beneficial. But vast numlcrs
annually resort to such watering ploces
anu subject themselves to discomfort nnl
expense In whose cases tho waters ,lo nn
20 4, and, it may bc, positive harm This
especially true of springs situated at
eat attitudes, and those where ha,h;n,
terS INTO the medical treatment. nni
rms u most important part thereof
1t may easily be seen how tho ..mef,;.
emo habit Is made to extend itself n
.h's class OF remedial agents. In health
ant! when tho expense Of u residence ~
snch Places IS not a burden, Tho sur;nrs,,
OF almost amy variety, provided the saui.
.ary co:'l'ions are not too bad, urx, colc,,.
M'eu t" q" much good. The tired hus;-
ness man and the lady jaflc,l by SOCIETY
"utles aud pleasures there find = much
needed relaxation. The artificial cow.
pounds to W found in every citv mr.,
nearly as efficient as health rcstorcrs INT
tney should not he taken without ,l;srri,~s
matloh m or without definite object. t.-tilobe.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27

Nobody nee ic scasich, cNrlainul
Andrew tar!e:-;,, the lniilionairc ''if he
fakes precautions and possesses !. moderate
degree of GOOD health. This rla';,,ly js
often l''1:-aljoo Which people assume. The
best medical authortieD contend that NAL
:udy is ;.n affection OF The brain and ep,:,.
marrow rather thai, the STOMACH, a,t. is,
after all, only the effort of tho brain to
accrstonl itself to the motion Of the shin
and tire sound of machinery. IT. follows
thnt will power is Il large factor in ward.
ini: OFF the dreaded illness. Make IN yo,,r
mind to l'c well. and after you are uudc,
way take small powder of bromide of
soda, which your chemist will prepare il,
proper doses, put it III half Il glass of VA
ter and renew the dose wherever yO,, feel
the slightest symptoms Of E:..,se;.. Your
elcrvcscent salts before breakfast will do
inc rest of the preventative cure.
I'm any case. keep on deck as mach US
possible, dress too warmly rather than too
coolly and walk the deck IN Louror Two
ually, rain or shine. Avoid over eating
tho rich food with which ocean steamers
arc invariably stocked. There il no occa-
s,oh 70 change your mode nf life as o,'ict.
.'eca'.sc you are OH the water, unless yo,,
nave been cxtravagant; then let it lm less
10. Eat regularly and aim to incratiatc
yourself with your fellow passengers at
table: You arc all at tho mercy OF tho
treacherous waves. Surely, then, haughti.
ness Or surlincss Is absurd; in fact. I
would recommend three arbitrary IN.
Rrcdients Tor securing good moral. mental.
physical anil social results, and these are
good n"." -, will power and br,nnidc ~
SNl0.' .t.W York Letter
The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27

During the blue glass craze Of n f.>v
years ago Mrs: Ruth Smith, Of this citv
K"xe tne matter her serious attention
neing j." widow of wealth, she caused to
Se built on tho southeast corner Of i,cr r
% nouse room compose! cntircly of blue
glass int" which tho sunlight streams
curing nE the entire day. Mrs. smith wcars
olue glass spectacles, dresses in blu, silk
ana has her meals brought TO this novel
room on dishes Of blue glass, where shc
eats; Sleeps and lives. IL is stated TINT
she mas not been out from her glass homo
more 'han ten minutes at Il tim, in ci.rht
Years, during which period she has nax..r
scriptinn 'e'' ''c'
!irr nc'2hhors, state tl,;.t ,o; 4 ucrce.,i
n'e Grange has taken place in her 1r.tnr..s
during the perio,! of her move, rc,,'nu ,,''s
1NihS' and her wonderful pr,>rry,',;o,' W.
and good health have lc,! ,..;,y +, ,'i:, ,I:,"''
,,a', ,n', mere is more vir,ac i, h!u. ,,,ass
ccde "''H"- ~ cen
The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27
Ghe AiAon Nribm',e.
Different STYLES of Checks.

"Thc style Of u cllcck,' said Il bank
cashier to reporter, ''is often !; pretty
good Indication Of the character IF the
firm or individual that makes it. The
newer the account OF u man III Il bank
the bigger his checks, is IN almost invar
able rule. \ man who has milliOns--Inell,
for it,st:lnu., like Armour and Marshall,
Field and Pullman--use small checks, or,
ut least, medium sized ones. They arc
made OF good paper. but they are quiet
and businesslike But Pumpkin, Hay
sec,l &; Co., who run shinglo mill in
Michigan, and who have only been bank
ing for few months, have pictures and
their names spread over big cOlOretl checks
that look like three sheet posters. On
country checks nearly always there is
picture in one corner Of the building Oc-
cupictl hy the man whose name Is signed
at the bottom, sometimes print Of his
daughter or his wife adorns tho paper,
and then his own countenance is at the
margin. Then no has his name printed
in big black letters over half tho check,
and his address over most the rest, and in
the middle, III little letters, there is the
name Of tho hank iu which lie has hts
money. The banks supply check books
to their customers but most people have
their own printed. o., .,--.e.s
Sometimes the boys, when they arc
not doing anything else, am,lse themselves
by drawing pictures on tho checks, and
the bald headed president Of the Oshkosh
Incubator company, who has put n repro
ductlon Of his classic features where it
will attract attention, finds to his sur
prise, when tho check is returned, that he
has beautiful head Of aubur., hair, and
that his lonely but unique single chin
whisker has been joined by an elegant !
pointed mustachc and James Russell
Lowell siaeboards. IF his daughters face |
Is at the top, her form, clad in stylish gar
mcnts and with r hustle like q bay win
dow, is added. This makes /. bank clerks
life worth living. But yon can put 1t
down as Il pretty sure thing that when
firm is in the country, or is starting Il fakc
business with plenty Of wind in the city.
It will spread itself OH checks, but IL i. isa
solid house of good standing and heavy
backing the chances arc that its checks
Yill bc almost severe IN lfcir motlcsty. ~
HhicaEn News
The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27
Wear Your Hat Str,;~,,

"ura, ",'' T., " you have any dcsirs to s nrnxs
lime h,,, -. e':'S.on. \ tall hat is sub.
sjx,r,~r, w, Mosh ., hl'ed over one sid. even =
Ions wv, = y, ,, an inch, it is not only rid;cr'
,'li ,, ,,,,,. nHa n"Scs the wear,r So II .ios:,
s;dr M - vfHS,rl above tho cur On the ;i:I .,l
The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-27
IN \ Sun CLUSTER.
LIFE m CONSTELLATION HERCULES
A NEVER ENDING cay.

A story Which, the Far Seeing A.tron-
on'cr Read. III the Star.-.A Land e'f
Perpetual Daylj:ht-The Light "i
Fifteen Moons.
| lu the constellation Hercules there is Il
compact star cluster we'll known to the
owners Of powerful telescopes a.; one Of
the iEost interesting and wonderful
phenomena t0 be found in the heavens.
To the naked eye it looks like q faint star.
In The telescope It appears Us spherical
mass OF stars, with short. struggling
from it. William 1ferschc1 computed the
number Of stars IN this cluster ut not less
than IA, 600. In the center they appear
90 compressed that it is i:npmsible to
count them. OF course every one Of the
members OF this starry swarm il . sun,
and astronomers have sometimes piQued
their imagination by wondering what
must bc the condition Of things prevailing
In such system Of suns, and what results
flow from the inevitable laws of .gravita-
ton there Conld inhabited worlds exist
in sun cluster?
Take the bright star Sirius, the most
brilliant fixed star in tho heavens. Any
ono who wishes can see it III the southern,
heavens early ii tho evening Mt this sea.
s61i. Various estimates Of the light Of
Sirius have made it from one twenty
antl-millionth up to about one five |
thousand- -millionth Of the SUMS light.
Suppose we adept the latter figure ls be- !
ing the most favorable to Sirius. Then
this with tho fraction repre-
scnting the light Of 4 star in Hercules as
seen from it's nearest Jipighbors in COM
parisol with that Of the sun, namely, one
-millOn-six.huulrcd- -tlousavtlth, We
find that tho light of the star nearly
!, 4''O tines as great as the lig' . that Sir
ms sends to Us. In other words il we
could visit the cluster in lie cules, W..
'floulH find Tia. its stars, IL, seen from, !.
list;ti.cc OF 8. a.OOn, 600 600 miles. thcirnycr
!Se 1iHt'!"c apart. would shine 400
imca as Bright as ;~iri,is shines in our
ky
Sirius is prohibit: -" .n!cs u, bright as
he fa,'trst sr:l" Th;.: the l;,ksi eve per-
elves on {" c!"ars..-!,. Then imagine :,
tar three t:.tn@ aS mi't! brighter than
'.ri'is rs Sirius is brighter than th,.
r'nllcst star 50" ral, SEQ, and you win
:aNe some 1n:.":. u t.: h:lliancy Of the
!":S III Question :,5 seen f!v.n one an
tller
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-11
ELEVEN PERSONS PERISIlEu.
Fire starts in a Theatre in Hurley,
Wis. Saturday Night-rhe Entire Bus.
mess Fart of the Town DESTROYED aad
Many Lives i.ost-rhe Loss Estimated
at Half niIlion Dollars.
HURLEY. Wis. Iulv 10.

Ut hLEt. " ~ iutN lU.
Fire broke out on the stage 1i the Alcszs
Theatra at o'clock last night and within an
hour the eotire business part Of the tJrn was
in flames, while II persons had perished IN
the heatre. The eharred remsins OF nine
people have been taken from the ruins. The
loss will be fully half million dollars.
The Alcazsr was a variety theatre, chiefi '
fr. Quented by miners, and was one of the
resorts of unsavory repute and associated
with notorious dance houses of the mining
regions.
A small audience had gathered when the
fire broke out. Several of the actors, how
ever, rushed up stairs to save their wardrobe,
and when they sought to escape found they
were hemmed in on all sides. How they
struggled to fee will never be known, ss none
of them, except Sadie Wells and Mabel Pow.
ers, were seen again. The former appeared
AT the second story window and called pite.
ously upon the crowd outside to save her.
Before hand could be raised the flames
reached herland communicated to her clothing.
She made frantic effort to jump through
the window and then with piercing shrek
fell into the furnace below. Mabel Powers
reached the third story window and jumped,
and she is so badly injured that her recovery
is doubtful.
Young, Sadie McCabe and jackson, colored
commedians, Lille Moore, song and dance
artist, Mabel Goodrich and husband, Sadie
Wells, Mrs. Fenton and two or three others
whose names are not known.
The fire seemed to leap from building to
building, and several blocks became roar
ing oven. 1t was not long before every busi-
ness building between third and fifth avenues
were in flames. All efforts TO get the fire
under control seemed futile. The fire de-
partment. reinforced by scores of volunteers,
sent streams against the advancing wall of
flames, but had to retreat as the fire
swept resistlessly.
The individual losses, over $500, 900, are as
follows:
Moore, Agnen & Co., general hardware
100000.
Heinmann Bros. & Co., dry goods, $685.
900.
Cohn & Ninn, general merchandise, $l0,-
000
Bull & Langdom, same, 100000.
Carrothers Bros, stock of liquors, $50, ,000
J. B. Landers, saloon and household goods,
$4,000.
Oscar Hanson, furnishing goods, $4,000.
Lemon & Foster, drugs, $4,000.
Proprietors of the fair, 1000.
John E. Burton, l6 buildings, $4,000.
Chas. Leclaire, Alcazar theatre, S25, 900.
ID. P. Mcneil, saloon and household,
$4,000.
P S Birdie, wholesale liquors, $4,000.
A. E. Gallagher, law library, $4,000.
Preski Bros, groceries with buildings,
$1,000.
c. Perrin, restaurant, $4,000.
F. A. Eay, hardware, $4,000.